Add the line 'Pushover Push Notifications' to WHMCS templates such as clientareahome.tpl or clientareadetailslinks.tpl to expose the module link in the client area. This guide covers prerequisites, exact editing steps, testing, and troubleshooting so the link functions once the module is activated a
Step-by-step instructions for updating the collation on your ASPnix-hosted SQL Server database using the control panel. Covers existing databases, new creations, verification queries, and key considerations for maintaining data integrity and query consistency.
Learn how to verify your domain's DNS records using the free ViewDNS.info DNS Report tool. This guide provides step-by-step instructions, explains key report sections, covers command-line alternatives with PowerShell examples, common pitfalls like propagation delays, and best practices for maintaini
No invoices are generated with the Public Pay module. Validated payments are added directly to the client's WHMCS credit balance. This guide details the processing flow, validation steps, credit management best practices, common pitfalls, and how the system handles these invoice-free transactions.
The Public Pay Addon module is licensed as a one-time purchase with no monthly or annual fees. The license is valid for exactly one WHMCS installation. Any change to server IP address, installation path, or domain name requires license re-issuance before the module will activate. Contact sales for q
Learn the tested requirements for the Public Pay Addon module in WHMCS including PHP 5.6+, Ioncube v10.1, BCMath or GMP, cURL with TLS 1.1+, and configured PayPal gateway. Download our requirements test script to validate your server setup and ensure smooth operation of the payment addon.
Complete changelog for the Public Pay Addon Module for WHMCS. Lists every release from v1.0.0 (May 2014) to v2.5.6 (November 2018) with fixes for PayPal errors, Coinbase Commerce support, currency handling, icon updates, licensing changes, and WHMCS compatibility. Reference for administrators upgrad
We recommend MaxMind for the GeoIP Order Blocking Addon in WHMCS as it needs no extra PHP extensions. Compare the Native, MaxMind, and GeoPlugin lookup methods, their requirements, performance impacts, and maintenance needs. This guide helps you select and configure the best option to reliably block
Complete changelog for the GeoIP Order Blocking Addon Module. Tracks every release from the 2014 initial version through the 2.0.0 rewrite, with expanded context on performance improvements for modern PHP, IPv6 support, CIDR whitelisting, database updates, licensing changes, and WHMCS compatibility.
GeoIP Order Blocking for WHMCS is licensed as a one-time purchase with no monthly or annual fees. The license is valid for exactly one WHMCS installation. Changes to IP address, installation path, or domain name require a license re-issue to reactivate the module. Contact sales for re-issuance or an
Verify your WHMCS server meets these requirements for the GeoIP Order Blocking addon: PHP 5.6+, WHMCS 7.x, Ioncube 10.1+, OpenSSL with TLS 1.1+, and cURL. Includes optional geoip extension, lookup plugin dependencies, and a free test script to validate your environment before installation.
Google charges 5% for transactions over $9.49 and 1.9% + $0.30 for those below. This guide explains the fee tiers, provides C# code for calculations, highlights common pitfalls, and offers actionable advice for business owners and developers.
Sign up for a Pushover account at https://pushover.net/login to access their free API for sending push notifications, subject to usage limits. This guide provides context on account setup, a C# example for .NET integration, best practices for reliable alerts, and steps to avoid common pitfalls when
Yes, the Pushover API is free to use within defined usage limits. This guide explains the free tier, provides a complete C# example for sending notifications from .NET applications, outlines best practices, and directs you to the official FAQ for current rate limits. Essential reading for developers
WHMCS supports push notifications for customers on specific events using its hook system. This guide details every supported billing, support ticket, and service event with explanations. Customers can enable or disable each one individually, ensuring relevant real-time alerts for invoices, ticket re
Full changelog for the Pushover Addon Module for WHMCS. Details every update from the 1.1.0 initial release in 2014 to version 1.3.1 in 2017, covering added notifications for tickets and invoices, bug fixes, licensing updates, WHMCS 6/7 support, PHP requirements, and performance optimizations.
The Pushover Addon for WHMCS is licensed as a one-time purchase with no monthly or annual fees and is valid for exactly one WHMCS installation. Changes to IP address, installation path, or domain name require a license re-issue for activation. This guide details the full terms, what triggers re-issu
Pushover enforces limits on the number of push notifications that can be sent. This guide explains why the restrictions exist, directs you to the official FAQ for exact quotas and purchasing options, provides best practices for efficient usage, and includes a C# integration example for .NET applicat
Detailed breakdown of all tested requirements for the Pushover WHMCS Addon module including PHP 5.6+, WHMCS 7.x, IonCube v10.1+, cURL with TLS 1.1+, OpenSSL, and Pushover account setup with API key. Use the provided test script to validate your environment and avoid common compatibility failures wit
The Coinbase Payment Gateway module supports all major currencies, enabling seamless international transactions for ASP.NET applications. This guide details how the support works, configuration approaches, best practices for multi-currency setups, common errors to avoid, and testing steps to ensure